They have a place probably in three locations in the world, Picadilly, Times Square and the Las Vegas Strip.

After that can them. Funnel the juice needed to run them into something more worthwhile.

Yeah, keep those billboards in ghettos where they belong!

I understand the intent of this sign, but the use of ghetto-ization is a little much.

I totally agree. Not only are they visual pollution but pose a huge distraction to drivers. It’s unsafe.

Agreed about the “ghetto” bit – need I mention I didn’t write the flyer?

Garcetti’s office has actually been proactive in fighting back against these.

I don’t think we need more billboards, but prefer these video ones over those that get tagged or end up ignored over time.

You need not. I have one of these in my hood (3rd and King) and don’t like it. But then again I hate all billboards.

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Can’t they just tune the one on SL Blvd. to MSNBC? I could sit at LA Mill and watch me some Olbermann and Maddow.

es the billboard sucks and needs to go. But why say they belong on Sunset and not in a “neighborhoods”? Well, bite me, Sunset has neighborhoods to (I live in a GREAT one).
I went to the SLNC meeting last night for mater unrelated to the billboard and just like in your post, most of the complainers last night decided to throw the Sunset neighborhoods under the bus by suggesting the billboard should be placed down here!!